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Seeing Themselves through Borrowed Eyes: Asian Americans in Ethnic Ambivalence/Evasion
Focuses on the second stage of ethnic identity development, Ethnic Ambivalence/Evasion, experienced by Asian Americans through 39 personal narratives. Ethnic Ambivalence/Evasion, one of four identified stages that culminate with ethnic identity incorporation, typically occurs during the years of childhood and adolescence, and so is a stage particularly relevant for counselors and educators. (SLD)
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Author/Creator: Tse, Lucy
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Date Published: Jun
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Journal/Secondary Title: MultiCultural Review
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Number: 2
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Volume: 7
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Year: 1998
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